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* NorwegianLanguageStruggle: Strongly on the dialectal side. The protagonists all use some form of the "eastern valley" mode, justified because of the rural setting. Blodstrupmoen, the antagonist, has clearly brushed upp his language to more "posh" Norwegian, but his accent slips when he delivers his challenge. And then, there is the ''genuine'' language struggler, personified in the poet Hallstein Bronskimlet from the western parts of Norway.

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* NorwegianLanguageStruggle: Strongly on the dialectal side. The protagonists all use some form of the "eastern valley" mode, justified because of the rural setting. Blodstrupmoen, the antagonist, has clearly brushed upp up his language to more "posh" Norwegian, but his accent slips when he delivers his challenge. And then, there is the ''genuine'' language struggler, personified in the poet Hallstein Bronskimlet from the western parts of Norway.

* NorwegianLanguageStruggle: Strongly on the dialectal side. The protagonists all use some form of the "eastern valley" mode, justified because of the rural setting. Blodstrupmoen, the antagonist, has clearly brushed upp his language to more "posh" Norwegian, but his accent slips when he delivers his challenge. And then, there is the ''genuine'' language struggler, personified in the poet Hallstein Bronskimlet from the western parts of Norway.

'''''Pinchcliffe Grand Prix''''' or '''''Flåklypa Grand Prix''''' is a 1975 Norwegian animated feature film, directed by Ivo Caprino based on the works of author Kjell Aukrust, and featuring characters from many of Aukrust's books.

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'''''Pinchcliffe ''Pinchcliffe Grand Prix''''' Prix'' or '''''Flåklypa ''Flåklypa Grand Prix''''' Prix'' is a 1975 Norwegian animated feature film, directed by Ivo Caprino based on the works of author Kjell Aukrust, and featuring characters from many of Aukrust's books.

* PitGirls: Actually a ''guy'' - none other than the ButtMonkey who delivers the mail, and is known for being hit by cars over and over. A bit of FridgeLogic occurs when you realize ''he'' is the guy with the flag...

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* PitGirls: Actually a ''guy'' - none other than the ButtMonkey Gudleik Knotten, who delivers the mail, and is known for being hit by cars over and over. A bit of FridgeLogic occurs when you realize ''he'' is the guy with the flag...

* PitGirls: Actually a ''guy'' - none other than the ButtMonkey who delivers the mail, and is known for being hit by cars over and over. A bit of FridgeLogic occurs when you realize ''he'' is the guy with the flag...

Solan and Ludvig would go on to star in many books by Aukrust, usually composed of small humorous SliceOfLife vignettes, and the pair would return to the movie world in the hand-drawn animated movie ''Solan, Ludvig og Gurin med Reverompa'' ("Solan, Ludvig and Gurin with the Fox Tail") in 1998, in which Reodor had a minor role.

In 2013, a new stop-motion animated movie with the characters and setting was released, named ''Jul i Flåklypa'' ("Christmas at Pinchcliffe").

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Solan and Ludvig would go on to star in many books by Aukrust, usually composed of small humorous SliceOfLife vignettes, and the pair would return to the movie world in the hand-drawn animated movie ''Solan, Ludvig og Gurin med Reverompa'' ("Solan, Ludvig and Gurin with the Fox Tail") in 1998, in which Reodor had a minor role.

role. In this story, Solan is an Oslo private detective, with Ludvig as his assistant, and they are tasked with finding a ''nisse'' (sort of a Norwegian gnome) named Gurin, who has grown a fox's tail.

In 2013, a new stop-motion animated movie with the characters and setting was released, named ''Jul i Flåklypa'' ("Christmas at Pinchcliffe"). Here, Solan and Ludvig are back to living with Reodor, and the plot revolves around Reodor inventing a snow machine in order to get snow for Christmas, but things get out of hand.

* AdaptationalVillainy: Just like in the first movie, both the follow-up movie takes an established Aukrust character and puts them in an antagonistic role. In ''Gurin'' it's the widow Stengelføhn-Glad, who comes across as a bit of a [[Disney/OneHundredAndOneDalmatians Cruella de Vil knockoff]] and even gets Rudolf Blodstrupmoen as her sidekick. In ''Jul i Flåklypa'' it Frimand Pløsen, the chief editor of the local newspaper, who is a lot more sympathetic but goes just a bit too far in order to get the news story he wants.

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* AdaptationalVillainy: Just like in the first movie, both the follow-up movie takes an established Aukrust character and puts them in an antagonistic role. In ''Gurin'' it's the widow Stengelføhn-Glad, who comes across as a bit of a [[Disney/OneHundredAndOneDalmatians Cruella de Vil knockoff]] and even gets Rudolf Blodstrupmoen as her sidekick. In ''Jul i Flåklypa'' it its Frimand Pløsen, the chief editor of the local newspaper, who is a lot more sympathetic but goes just a bit too far in order to get the news story he wants.

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